Author: FaithOnMotion
A note was scratched out in longhand on a short sheet of paper imprinted with the heading “Memo from the desk of CARL F. H. HENRY” and attached…
A recent story from Canada demonstrates the grim reality of euthanasia: A husband suffering from “caregiver burnout” brought his wife to the emergency room. She’d gone back…
Was Abraham Lincoln a Christian? The book Abraham Lincoln, The Christian (1913) claims he was. Contemporary Lincoln biographer Allen Guelzo said in 2000, “He was not.” It’s a hard…
Around the world, Christians live out their calling in many ways, including in athletics. These six Olympic athletes have used their global platform as an opportunity…
As we focus on our outward appearance, God reminds us that He sees the heart, and it’s time to address the conditions within. By prioritizing a…
Jesus warns his followers that being a follower of Christ will come with persecution and criticism from those who claim to know God, but do not…
Feeling overwhelmed by life’s uncertainties? Discover how God’s unwavering faithfulness, demonstrated throughout scripture and in your own journey, can provide peace and strength to face whatever…
“For you have been called to live in freedom, my brothers and sisters. But don’t use your freedom to satisfy your sinful nature. Instead, use your freedom to serve one another in love. For the whole law can be summed up in this one command: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’” -Galatians 5:13 & 14 What
“When the Philistines heard that David had been crowned king of Israel, they tried to capture him; but David was told that they were coming and went into the stronghold. The Philistines arrived and spread out across the valley of Rephaim. Then David asked the Lord, ‘shall I go out and fight against them? Will
Son, I want to remind you that when my Son left the earth he left instructions for you. He gave you his authority to enforce all my covenant promises on the earth. I left you with more than 7,000 covenant promises in my word. He told you that you would do even greater works than
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